"The FBI has done about 2.5 years to dismantle us. But four weeks of silence is all they've publishing a book got." That requires the administrator of the new Silk Road, which like its predecessor hides himself under the pseudonym Dread Pirate Roberts. That predecessor is the 29-year-old Ross William Ulbricht. He was exposed four weeks ago and arrested. His Silk Road, the FBI called "the most advanced and comprehensive criminal marketplace publishing a book on the Internet" was shut down. On the Internet marketplace were mainly drugs, but traded for example, false identities, drugs and banned books. The market would be nearly a million registered users, with payments in bitcoins (one currency only used on the Internet) generated turnover of roughly one million per month. Silk Road 2.0 is apparently on the same foot as its predecessor. On Wednesday, the day of the launch were all kinds of drugs available immediately. The new manager is the marketplace even "better protected than before." Tor network Both the old and the new Silk Road are in a dark corner publishing a book of the internet, the Tor network is called. The sites within the network can not be accessed through normal search engines publishing a book and data encryption and redirecting Internet traffic is also impossible to trace who visit such a site. Only users with special Tor software enables anonymous, view and manage content. The British newspaper The Guardian revealed last month, according to documents from whistleblower Edward Snowden that U.S. security NSA makes frantic efforts publishing a book to address. Foundations of the Tor network But the creators of the Tor network simply are no worries. The rebirth of Silk Road proves that they can win the time being. Technological battle with the security Trouw. How does a tor network?
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